[Hand's On] WEB HACKING For ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS

Start! Easy Studying Web Hacking with White-Hat

What you'll learn
- Define the roles and responsibilities of a service security engineer.
- Develop an understanding of how the web works and how to debug effectively.
- Identify and manage potential risks within a project.
- Gain a clear understanding of web hacking techniques.

Requirements
- No programming experience is required — everything you need to know will be covered in the course.
- someone who has completed the “WEB HACKING For ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS [THEORY]” course

Description
Course Description – Web Hacking for Absolute Beginners (Hand's On Edition)

Welcome to a beginner-friendly journey into the world of web hacking—designed specifically for non-developers and first-time learners.

This course is not about advanced exploits or complicated payloads. Instead, we focus on understandinghowandwhywebsites become vulnerable by examining them from the ground up.

Although this is theHand's On Edition, you’ll still interact with code tobuilt your own web pages—the kinds of sites that attackers typically target. Through this process, you’ll gain insight into how modern web applications are structured and where security flaws can hide.

We’ll useBurp SuiteandChrome Developer Toolsto observe real-time web traffic, inspect request/response behaviors, and simulate basic interception techniques. These tools will help you understand how the browser communicates with a server, and how attackers might manipulate that process.

Rather than launching attacks, you'll learn to think like a hacker bydebugging the web from both the inside and outside. Guided by a real-world white-hat hacker with multiple CVEs, each lesson emphasizes security awareness through hands-on observation and logical reasoning.

By the end, you’ll confidently identify potential weaknesses and better understand the fundamental principles of web security—no prior coding experience needed.

Let’s dive in and explore the world of web hacking—one step at a time.

Who this course is for:
- Beginner developers interested in hacking
- Entry-level IT professionals curious about hacking
More Info